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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25
Y tice 0f Forfeiture.

lo I. D. Byrne and A. Burkholdcr CO., owners .n - on Scott mine stuatcd in the lu9"c ini"u district Cochs, county Ter n. % -rl3nr, Yau are hereby notified that ! a~p'H-ci P" hundred SGo9D dollars in 0' .a"d !ppu.r w nts upon Lle above n~mcG ..'a'5 cl" the year I385, in order 10 .".' na ana valid location. as required hy el' .Nvisad Statutes or the LhE.d av' -'2 if within uiaa.v r.J days 'lt s puoHca.c0 yog .H GIT scft i2 @. sa ..r proper DO. ion oi said ..- r.. 'res and .he e... 5s rna1-auou. aa ..-.fu"r, '1G' iutr est .n sara mi.c viUl l,'.
 ,p.rtv oi lL- md ai-ucd uudc-
 section 232a. $, Fl. BRYANT,
 i-m1s.oue, Jan. II, r5.z.
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lnspector's Notice.

To all parties wishing to cross the lne between Sonora and Arizona with cattle, notice is hereby given that according to the law of Arizona before entering said Territory with catsle, they must first be inspected by the guiarly appointed in- spector, whose office is in the Vizina building, first door east of cort house, Tombstone, Arizona.
 B. 4. PACKARD.
 Inspector.
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lFiTst Publication, Jan. i'SStS57. Notice Of Application coru.S. r'atentto tl,e EEroa Mining Cln'n, -So. s-5.
'. s. LAND OFFICE, luC--.. A--ll.l- 1 U rr ,a

Eolce i7 hereby given the. Tlo. Ogln. oi iomost1Hc. IC-g county. Arizona, has had fled an pp pir.t1u rps,..l ty l5g9 irsar feet ot the lIn-an rc,r, lode, O. deposit b.r- lng silver and gold with ,ur1.. ground 6aa 4 m width, situated in I0mb -ppe liu-g distt.sl, Cochlse county, Arspna, mop particularly de, seribed in: he field neies and ,. oi the official suryey on h'e ia t.is Office to,wi.:
 Beginning al the initial monument at the south end center of claim at post 1-2 ft Iagr. 4z4 ins sqr marked Nj Huron M C No 7, from which U N M No bears $ 95o 1T, W SI8o 1t distant, the cor tc Sees and 2. north boundary orr D go, $ R g i., bears x q7 10 w oI67 It distant, and shait +y6 and 100 (. deep bears N 3o' o,sW A4 t Gis.a [; thence N
 4e 37 " 67 tt to Wash draiug. NV. and 300 'eet to SW cor post, which if also the NV OCT ot the Silver Belt M c. $ r-2 ryr long, 4xA ms scr, in mound O. stones, i... d T Gi C No ?; th,nce ~ G7' ai' F. 88s .t .o. monument O stones mareitS NJ cor ofA 8,nncrNIC, I3?S | 10 wash draining / Nd Ind rso0 10 NV cor p7Sl 5 Is ft lonr, DO. .rs so-. in mound 0! earI3 and stones o,at. .a Y 1IC No {
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Notice 0t Forfeiture.

To 'S. P. Mansfield. you are hereby notified .ha! ,l, ode75igued has expended during the y1.. en.ug December 3C, 1896, one hundred, ,@jeo. .fs n the performance of the annIal agc u1sl the Southern Crcs5 uin,, situated i. ina lamD,tcnc Mining d.stric, lcchis, county, Territory of Arizona, in orde. to hold the same required by Section 232l of the Revised tutos oi lf' United States, and your propor- a.u Q. th" amount SO expended and due to the undersigned fly ts5ol dollars, and if you or yo'sc H.la 70. sa5 fail or ,eruse to contribute yc rprcnrl . ot the sum expended within "ncN ags the publication of this notice, yCa. -a.s.s the said Southern Cross nir ".t i.acouc ls property ol tle undersigned, N n1 H 6 such eNpend,,ure
 Da.cU Tombstone, Jan. 24, 1887,
 PlTER EUTE.
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 EoHAs ..0.M
 IumJstone Feb 2, 1887
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Occidental Hotel,

This is tbe only firs5-cIass hotel i'll Tombstone. ltis handsomely furnished with all modern improvements. Tray elers who stop at this house will find every comfort and attention. Private. rooms fol commercial travellers at reason able rates. A splendid billiard table and card room. The bar is supplied with pure brands of wines, liquors and cigars If
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KING ALCOHOL DETHR0NED
 BY TIE GREAT ACME REMEDY.

. The Acme t>amant is d positive cure for all s'agc5 o. .C8iDb'SM, removing all cray. ;;Nas a' 'l' '2pauie for either sPrituous or malt lt gan be taken p, home without interfering win .a4 s..a1 -s gslcs5 atfl.rs of life, and MLt ole'. g n1rc SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CJEE th5n cln be derived rom a long and rE9gn i've ao..s 3t treatment at ;uGlriate hos uuals
 .En AaH raamanti is simple in l,-r, and mex Ha"., coming "r.Ua tne means Of EyLEy UNTO I,. NTH 'EE'or woman that may have conr ~'e. .n a.p ule for tr8ug dr'nE.
 it'- H" > ,Jaut 'sa c,uc for the OPIUM or MORPHINE habit or THE EXCESSIVE USE ol NARCOTICS OF tobacco.
 .H" "el'l.'a SICK HEADACHE, NERVOUS >".s and alaGI RIA ]. stands unriv7lcd when us ct.e.a 3 PREVENTATIVE or CURE.
 Ia -a periods of physical Gcrangencnls and n-.enl lapr' an taa. fellow EXCESSIVE DRINK IN. !. Dcna.'v restores the functions of nature, .." ..gus s.o,. ing and rcstul inluence 10 the ...... bod m'-d If tue treatment is continued M iaS st1-. ~ restoration the desire for stin- g olna ull la d brief time be wholly erad- al eases Of MENTAL FATIGUE. CoNFU- s.. pE THOUGHT or d cluutl6 memory it IS .-7l-t..-v ueu-hCi-l and mos. desirable in its .l.s. lt aruLL'ICs THE INTELLECT. Ieav- ''E .'. h-9. I1 a CLEAR and CN.LTED sTATE, "..-o ue .oa o' spirits O. periods of reac- Ron alter l.> r..u.
 -.,a l.usea,ing medicine and may be | adm. red lr cooling drinks or food Is | @'-ac4 e."n. be detected by the most accute | pala's ur a-aus a..uach
 A N'a .. n.- md 1t at your druggists send | 100 '.#i 2rd-r or F2stl note to Acme l '... .''. urn company, Box I1I. Kansas | yIr and yoU ".I receive one package of the l-ne .s'He lh plain package, secure from D.
 Al" "'..ta% of cAo'gg containing stamp an. 'Wc.ag promptly. iI3et"i discount to druggists and dealers.
 ACME ClMpiEY,
 Box G4T, Kansas City, Mo,
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Ichn A,. Cclna: TaJ gre hereby nou, l2i .hot the unG gu.d has lyp-ad31 curing uo }ra-rndmg December ar g8S6 o.- nlnd, a a9..a aga la tu. lnec2 Oi the annual .-r up-n tha Huoap yn u,a., 3.:aa in the tc'aH n I- li.lu,- County oi goeb,se, t'. e.H of NlI. ua, n order 10 h0lGt1c same, s7 r'.no ly -erlnn @.s.t u. ,.e Revised ,e tues of t- C-l,.,5,.l.; and oIr. proper i-uu the "g-",to eaa..... ,.G ara tl the i'n..e.s. .s,nau .a i. ea' unr tl ,ov yoHI a-igs or asi,as, H..E. s..t - Jour rro- portion tc sum gAgs.a.- .ia.u uiur0Y days att-r tn. publication q. ,as notice. yu#. inter- 's. n said Naaag Up .i.. NE u...a. ,a. property c' Yeur F.., lho waeT.- -a.3 who N- made su,u nd gre.
 aICE rN'ICE,
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S250 Reward.

The above reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons unlawfully handling any of my stock. Brandt Il c on left hip.
 II. w. HASSELGREN. Charleston. A. T. jel2-1y
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Warning Notice.

The undersigned Jas're to notify the public not to purchase any porto. ot ths Big Giant or "B and r" mines, D.ag s.ulh of the "s7" shaft, situatcd in the Tombstone Mining dis '1ct, Coch'-c unty, Ariz ra. Territory. as the undersigned are the ow' the sad property.
 LANES BARRETT,
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To John NJ. Collins: You axe hereby not.- he'd that the u1i ysIgntt b,.a erp-nccI dur. ing he year ending December 3I. 1880, one hundred do!!aIs ia rhe performance of the an- nuu labor upon the Queen i tha RIil mine situated in the Tu'qpo.s mining district, county oi Cochise, leTlto.y o' -,rizona, in orde. to hoid 'At aame as require Dy cton 3, 324 of the R. is"d StatLtes 0i h Unjr-o S,,JsS .'nd rour pro o,'ion l;ne amount Sc ex,.nl-d and due 10 ih- undersigned is hIy du.,ars. and fl you, E@.r rcI5 or as,Igas aa.. or ltil.c to con- tribute your psopoJt . 0. tuc ,,rl ,Eosn5cd "tgn nIneY y5 after the gIaJc.uJ.,... thls 1oHe' yuur inte~os'il ,,a sad IGa . resn Of i,e '!!4 nine H.H become saa pry3c-t, af vo1g -'-owHetS th- undersigned ,,.p h.y. rnaB. such cHperniture. ICfIN trgA.AE-g>-
 E.. BIC TIER.
 )atgd Tombgr9gc. T3r .y. .-
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,pra.ts,orl SaHm.nt 10. ro3o}
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 C E. DALEY, ,. x s1s.er. First publication Dec. 20 1S36
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pEica Of 4gr-an.-- oof.
tloe'ua.oy -.a.eaeat No. I53 ;

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 C H. TAry Register. First public ljoa .n. 3g, IJz.
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Dissolution Of Partner 3.

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 Cu Cs ,.LaJ.E. Tombstone, Ian. aG, 1897.
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-.y o1lpFd that ,tl .grl going notice be published sStv dA 1s i7t tb, 'Ep rApu. q daly newspaper published at fom0slole Coclac eOugly Ar;lona C. L. DALEY.
 Register
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N0tCe Cf Forfeit re.

First publication Dec. 20 1886.
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Trs,pun'ic-tion Ian /. r.s5
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A0 ice V Avc-emg.iUA Pr00f,

)ated Tombstone, Jarly as8z
The Irish standard., 1887-05-28
Minneapolis Produce.

MINNEAPOLIS, May u.
WHEAr-No. hard firm and higher, closing
at eOls cash, SO, June, July, 1914.
No. northern 81 bid for June.
CoRN-Light sales; S5c according to con-
dition.
F1oun-Nl Minneapolis patents, in sacks. to local
dealers, s. 20@s4 40; for shipment in Sacks car
lots 81 2C4 40; in barrels, 81 30@4 50; delivered
at New England points, IS o5@5 Il; at New York
points, S5@5 10; rye -four, pure, nominal, at
ST 756Q2 per 100 lbs. and buckwheat, $4@5 per Dbl
BnAN-Held at $40 O0@10 50 in bulk.
SHoRrs-Bu]k, $40 5o@10 IS.
OATs-No 2 white selling at PC on track.
The range of sample sales is from 23@28c o t.
,, RYE-Nominal at 45@5oc for Nos and'9.
BARLEy-Quiet at from 35@47c for Nos and
by sample.
DRESSED MEArs-Prices for well dressed:
Beef, hind q'a'se. .6A@s Hams, city 49,: gil
Sides. city dre'd.5 @6la Breakfast bacon gil
Country dree' d. .4hG5 Shoulders $3.50. 5. q E
Fore quarters g al Sides .:...... ;...:.:.
Veal. choice, IS @01O Mutton, city,. g
Dressed hogs. 414@5 Mutton, country q 81
BuT1ER-In job lots: Fancy creamery, l6eslsc;
extra tirsts l5@17c; daily, fancy, 15916c: dairy,
seconds, n@12c; dairy, thirds. s@9c; packing
took, $3.50; grease, 2@21ac.
Eaas-Strictly fresh, 10c.
CHEEsE-Fancy full cream. 10@13c Inc full
cream, 9@1Oc; part skins. 7@8c; skins 4@6c
The Irish standard., 1887-05-28
NORTHWESTERN NOTES.
MINNESOTA,

MINNESOTA.
The last estimate of the Cannon Falls
fire loss is $l25, 600.
G. L.. Deming has been appointed
postmaster at Atwater.
T. M. Chapman, a Spring Valley
pioneer, is dead, aged 60.
Saltwater grand jury found the Jail
empty and returned three indictments.
The first kiln of 100000 brick was
fired in the brick yards at Madelia Tues
day.
A pleasure steamer has been put on
to run between Hutchinson and Otter
Lake
Andrew Larson gets the contract for
the new stone culvert at st, Cloud for
$2,40O.
r. Fowler, of Atwater, was allowed
$9lS.8O Tuesday for Sioux depredations
in 1852.
At the Winona normal commence
ment Tuesday the model school gave e1-
hibitions.
The log outlook at Saltwater is dis
couraging On account of low water in
the St. CrOix.
The government will commence suit
against A. w. Brigham, OF Motley, for
timber trespass.
The first annual tournament OF the
Saltwater Gun Club will occur June 10,
Is and II, open to the world.
Simon Crittenden's saw and feed mill,
q miles west of Chatfeld, burned Tues
day. Loss, $1,000. No insurance.
The Minnesota Iron company has
given the Duluth fire department. $500
for it's services in fighting fire at Duluth.
A fire at Elgin Tuesday afternoon de-.
stroyed the Eureka house and two
barns. Loss $500; insurance, $3.50.
In the Max Krolik arson case at Man
kato two important witnesses for the
state-O. G. McBurdy and j. A. Pres
lev. Jr., have recently died.
J. 2. Hanson, merchant of Evans,
north of Sleepy Eye, is missing. lie
leaves numerous St. Paul creditors. A
warrant is out for him for incendiarism.
The. water power company at Duluth
will build it's first dam this year. 1t is
said linen mill, wood pulpmill, and
two -four mills will be put up on it's
completion.
The Crookston Creamery Company
fully organized last Tuesday night, with
Nv. D. Burly president, joseph Law
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

| Secure your tickets for Rory 0 Moore
Rory O'Moore by the Crusaders June
II.
John B. Pewters, retail liquor dealer
10 East 9TH ST.. (near cor. Wabasha, St
Paul.
Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers
a large supply, at Lucas Bros, 424 Hen
nepin ave.
Citizens of Moscow are chagrined be-
cause the Gar did not visit that city on
his recent trip.
Turner Bros, 1877 Central avenue, is
the best place OH the East Side fol-
boots and shoes.
Isabella r. Prince, of California. has
been called to Toxic, Japan, to estab-
lish school of domestic science.
Olive Logan has auctioned Off her
household effects in Washington and
will live permanently in Europe.
After you are married it will pay you
to get your kitchen. furnishings at
Lucas Bros, 4A Hennepin ave. They
have everything you want in this llne.
DR.. Alfred Bray has removed his Of
fee from sci Washington avenue south
to corner of First avenue south and
Washington. Office hours the same as
usual.
Civil Service Commissioner Lyman,
who has Just returned from a tour OF
examination in New England, says
that of sixty persons examined 20 were
college graduates.
Robt. III. Eddy. a Boston patent so
licitor, who died recently, left $50. o0C
toward the erection of an equestrian
statue of Gen. Fitz. John Porter at
Portsmouth, n. Il.
Accounts of the condition OF the
throat of the Crown Prince Frederick
William are varying. Some authorities
say he has cancer, others that the
growth is innocuous.
Cassagnac threatens that if Floquet
forms ministry he will protest against
Floquet's accession to the premiership
as an insult to Russia. Floquet has
met with rebuffs in the endeavors 70
form a ministry.
The Irish standard., 1887-05-28
GENERAL. LABOR NOTES.

The city laborers of Boston have pc
titioned Tor a half-h0liday.
It was estimated a week ago THAI il
Chicago fully 0,0W men working at tht
building trades were idle.
The Kirmiss, which has been goins
on at the Washington rink, has been
success financially and otherwise.
The corner stone Of the new labor
temple will be placed in position next
Sunday afternoon with appropriate
ceremonies
The employees in the abattoirs of New
York recently demanded an advance tc
$50 q week. 1t was refused anG many
men at once quit work.
The pay roll Of the Portsmouth, n
H., Shoe company now amounts &c
more than ST 900 a week, and the com
pany's business is steadily increasing.
Hat manufacturers in Fall River have
unsolicited, given an advance oI wages
The increase amounts to cents per
dozen, from 20 to 40 cents a day pei
man, according to his ability.
The foundries Of Rochester, N. X,
resumed operations last week. The
boycotted patterns haye been With
drawn from Rochester. The Rochester
fonndries shut down four weeks ago.
The strike of the silversmiths in New
YORK has proved one of the most inter
esting of the last six months, ana 1t IS
expected that important consequences
will; have resulted in the immediate tu-
ture.
A Worcester. Mass, man was re-
Gently sentenced to imprisonment for
one month because he cried out On the
streets Haywood, the scab," aliudlng
to S. r. Haywood, the boot manufac-
turer.
Recently at Mahoeny City, Pa. the
coal miners committee decided not to
strike in support OF their demand loi d
10 Der cent advance in wages. Eleven
collieries closed for repairs in the region
and thousands Of men were reported 20
be out of work.
At Lowell, on the 18th inst, the
agents of several corporations oted-to
in the future shut down the mills at
1890 O'Clock Saturday. On other days
the hands will go in at 6:l5 a. M, IN
stead Of $50 as now, and will come out
at 6 o'clock instead of $40.
Several intelligent cigarmakers advo-
cate the abolition Of the internal rev
anu, on cigars as a means Of improving
the condition Of the WAGE earlners -
ssth,at trade. They say that work ingnen
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ory by Crusaders the Grand, Saturday, June

renee secretary, w. d. Hartshorn treas
urer. Capital stock, $4,000.
DAKOTA.
Bathgate's city hall is nearly com
pleted.
The Bank of Canton. $50, 900 capital
opened Tuesday.
The pension OF Il. Dellsworth, Of Ray.
mond, has been increased.
The Rapid City mining schools sur
vey OF the Black Hills is under way.
Frank Beltz, Cass county farmer
was fatally injured by a horses kick.
Ground was broken at Fargo Tues
day for the Standard Oil co,npany's 10,
600 barrel tank.
j. II. Carroll, postmaster of De smet
has resigned. Alex. Graham is likely
to succeed him.
FL. G. Reese, Of Huron, was found
Tuesday at Salem crushed to death by
lumber in q box car.
Trustees of Jamestown asylum re-
ected all bids for artesian we'll Tues
day Contracts for buildings will be
let June Is.
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sarasate, the yiolinist, has presented
Miss Nettie Carpenter, his young
American pupil, with violin bow the
handle of which is of solid gold.
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A dynamite bomb exploded under the
police court at Hebburn, England par
TALLY destroying the building. The
outrage is attributed to strikers.
The Irish standard., 1887-05-28

could then purchase leaf tobacco, make
it up and sell it, which they are unable
TO do now
Numbers of the so-cailed Hungarian
miners went back to Europe las5 week,
averring that in the summer months
they can live more cheaply at home
than in this country. Many Of them
expressed an intention OF returning
Other miners cordially wish them a
permanent absence.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-24
MERECIDl RECOMPENSA,

Rota en- ciucuents mil psdazos, Ian
zarfa al csnasto de los desperdicios mi
NAL cortada pIums, porque conozco 4
todas luces que no me hs marcsdo
Dios como derrotero el espinoso y Ia
berfntico serdero del periodismo, nj
mucho menos me hs conce lido Ia gra
cia de ostentsr la inteligencia nece-
saria para desarrollar los primeros
pensamientos que On desorganisado
tropel bullen en- mi imagination y We
chocan cual las embra vecidss olas de;
Occeano, nj tsmpoco me ha dado la de
hacer ptblicas mis- humildisimas pro.
Iucciones, hUas todas de sacratisi-
mos deberes que contraje al admirar
por veg pfimera el celeste manto
tachonado de estrellss que cubre Ia
region Borinqueha; pero, como quie.
ra que al trazar estos NAL pefgefiados
renglones, conte con la characteristics
indnlgencis que resplsndece en- mis-
amables lectores, no he vacilado IN
momento en- hacer ptb'ico este NAL
coordinado articulo, encsminado tinica.
mente q demostrar al Excmo. & Iltmo.
Sr. D. Ulpianc Valdes la satisfaction
qee experimente al tener poticias De ha
Der reclbido el premio & que Sc haLis
hecho acreedor por los servicios que Ia
preatado 4 ests noble Autills, bella
psrlA engafxada & 10 corona de Castillo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-24
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adversario El CIamor del Pals,
correspondence al FL del Que
cursa, viene, en- verdsd, POGO va.
riado. Y ESQ que a veces suele
aparecersenos aquel peri6dico he.
cho una ENCYCLOPEDIA. .....
En- sue tres primeras colum.
mas puede decirse que no Sc ocu
na el colega de otra cosa que de
Tribmnalts, causas y adminlstra.
cl6n de justicia, f4llos, condemns,
etc., etc. 1asta un artirulo con
sagra Ell Namor del Pats d In
Justicia, con vends, balanza y es.
,pada, al Juez y al litigante, artf.
culo, en- fin, nutrido de teorias.
ideas y nociones que NADIA tienen
de nuevas nj de oportuna aplica.
ci6n ahora, que sepamos. nj de-
reconocida actualidad. E>to, &
nuestro juicio. Para ell del CO.
lega, indudablemt ute sera otra
cOsa.
Primero Sc ocupa Ell Clumor
del fallo recaido en- ell Tribunal
de 2: 1n<tancis, en- la causs cri
minal, va celebre, de la muerte de
don Juan r. Terreforte, acaeeida
en- Aguadilla hace algun tempo.
Nos hace saber ell colega que Ia
acusacion privada, que habia pc.
dido la pena de muerte para los
tres procesados, iuterpondra, Sc
gun Ey Clamor ha dido, recurso
de casaci6n contra ell ameritado
fallo, (ya 10 conocen nuestros lee,
torres, absolutorio para dos de
los procesados) no solo--expone
Ell colega-por infracci6n de lev
en- la appreciation legal de los he.
hos, sino tRmbi9n por quebran,
tamiento dc las formas del pro-
ceso. Cuando recaiga Ia ben.
Fencia del Supreme, anade Ell
CVsmcF, hareuaea los comenta.